4 New Books on Women in the Arts and Sciences pwne.ws/4aHSqlC

What It Takes to Be a TikTok Poet | @the_millions pwne.ws/3xxSlCw

The Rejection Plot | The Paris Review pwne.ws/3JcQcPp

The Path Is No Path: On Not Becoming a Poet | @the_millions pwne.ws/4aHSvFW

Jeff Lemire gets an ongoing series with Boom! Studios | The Beat pwne.ws/43SVqsO

Becca Rothfeld on Women Panning Books by Women | 'A Fête Worse Than Death' by Becca rothfeld pwne.ws/4420ECU

AI race heats up as OpenAI, Google, and Mistral release new models | @guardianbooks pwne.ws/4cVBcCU

British Library chief announces exit | @bookbrunch pwne.ws/3xyR3r3

Christi Furnas takes seriously the saying 'crazy like a fox' in her sharp-edged graphic novel debut, an anthropomorphic work of autofiction skewering the mental healthcare system.

Our review of 'Crazy Like a Fox' (Street Noise Books): pwne.ws/3VOntrz

Discourse or no discourse, Lauren Oyler's latest book, the essay collection 'No Judgment' (HarperOne), 'is as intellectually stimulating as it is fun to read.'

Our review: pwne.ws/4aAO2oQ

Crown will publish Liane Moriarty's new novel 'Here One Moment' on September 10. pwne.ws/4cQQEjQ

Atria Books will publish 'The Terrorist Detectives' by Jake Tapper—the CNN anchor's first nonfiction book in more than a decade—in fall 2025. pwne.ws/49Aq5wp

There Are Too Many Books; Or, Publishing Shouldn’t Be All About Quantity | Literary Hub pwne.ws/4aKzjaZ

Aaliyah Bilal, Elisa Gonzalez, Javier Zamora, and Ada Zhang are among the 10 winners of this year's Whiting Awards for emerging writers of poetry, fiction, nonfiction and drama. pwne.ws/3TSXJHS

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy’s 2023 Letter to Shareholders | Amazon pwne.ws/3xxnDtd

Several Attempts at Understanding Percival Everett | @the_millions pwne.ws/4asXdY1

The Bologna Children's Book Fair hosted several discussions focusing on the impact of AI on the publishing industry, ranging from those advocating for regulation of AI to others addressing how it can be harnessed to foster creativity and efficiency. pwne.ws/4aNhCXK

The Brooklyn Public Library and the Seattle Public Library have released a joint report, 'In Their Own Words: Youth Voices on Books Unbanned,' documenting responses from library patrons ages 13-26 who participated in the libraries' Books Unbanned program. pwne.ws/4aA95Yr

Alfred A. Knopf will publish Alexei Navalny’s memoir, 'Patriot,' on October 22. pwne.ws/3VVHexo

The Brooklyn Literary Power Throuple Making Space for a Baby | @thecut pwne.ws/4aLPK6j